Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Eminent Seniors Chosen Superlatives Throughout their high school careers, many stu- dents have excelled in one or more of the several facets of school activity. From this basic idea a tradi- tion has been developed since Norlandis opening in 1958. Every year the senior class nominates and selects eighteen of its members who best represent each of nine categories into which school activity is divided. These outstanding students have been named the superlatives and each group perpetuated the tradition and increased it until it has become one of achievement and accomplishment. To excel in any field is excellent, to excel in many is rare. BEST ALL AROUND Mike Giles Marie Applegate Enthusiasm and spirit stimulate activity and the mind. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jeff Sternberg Karen Sams Attractiveness is gauged by a glance in the mirror and the heart. BEST LOOKING Toni Carameros Jim Leonard

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Honors are presented to individuals for their outstanding achievements in all aspects of school endeavor during the Awards Assemblies held in May. Excellence Recognized In Traditional Awards Superior achievement is rewarded as Joe Keenan steps forward to receive the J62 Viking Award. Doug Gammon, presents a gift to 1962 Senior Class sponsor, Seniors wait expectanlly for the graduation ceremony Miss Sha176r at the Samar Banquet, a never-to-be-forgotten event. which will send them out into the adult world.

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Knowledge cultivates the mind, reaping in harvest the panorama of life and civilization. MOST INTELLECTUAL Nelia Sellers Richard Bronowitz Constancy of purpose and the will to achieve insure success. Popularity is an attribute which many yearn, but few attain. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST POPULAR Bill Wack Gail Scelzi Alex Czipulis Karen Dietz